Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

Is that you up there rigging?
If they expected me to do that...I'd still be sittin' there waitin' to get unloaded...

my bad, you were probably taking the picture(I hope)

 

Nope, that’s the rigger with the crane company.

 

A nice, easy, no tarp from Columbia City IN to nowhere MT. Surprisingly I was in and out of Columbia City in less than 1.5 hrs.

 

Today. Before securing. 64’ long, 26k. Not a bad day.

 

Haven’t been working much lately so here’s one from exactly 2 years ago today. Went to the city, lower east side almost under the Manhattan Bridge

 

For anyone who ever said a roll-tite is useless for lumber....

 

It's fine as long as you don't have the hook and screw style rear tightening system. The spool they hook onto has to get removed if you're loading lumber. Ask me how I know.

 

Look at this guy i saw i in Idaho this morning.His load is about 10,5 in wide.Just a small pice of OD sign.No flags or lights at all...Lol.. I would not be surprised if he goes without permits

 

as I said in the other thread you posted:
I see flags...dirty flags but flags,stuck to the sides and ID is a state that does not require rotating/flashing lights until (I believe)10 ft or 10.5 ft. Did you just come through a rain? That could be the reason for the flags to be dirty and stuck to the tarp.